In the latest update on Egypt's economic indicators, the country's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November 2025 reflects a modest decline. The inflation rate has eased slightly to 12.30%, as per the data released on December 10, 2025. This marks a small yet significant dip from the 12.50% recorded in October 2025.
The CPI metric, which is crucial in understanding the inflationary pressures in the economy, is assessed on a Year-over-Year basis. The current figure of 12.30% indicates that prices increased at a slower rate compared to the same month the previous year, suggesting a slight cooling off of inflationary trends compared to October 2025.
This development may offer a glimmer of relief for consumers and policymakers alike as Egypt continues to navigate its economic landscape. The government and financial institutions will likely monitor these trends closely to implement responsive measures to sustain economic stability and growth. The slight decrease in the inflation rate could be seen as a positive indicator amidst ongoing economic challenges.
